Cantate begun as a community chorale in 2001 with a mission to provide high quality Music education, experience and opportunity to the island of Guam. Highlights of recent seasons include highlights from the 80′s rock Musical ‘Chess,’ ’Messiah’, by G....  moreCantate begun as a community chorale in 2001 with a mission to provide high quality Music education, experience and opportunity to the island of Guam. Highlights of recent seasons include highlights from the 80′s rock Musical ‘Chess,’ ’Messiah’, by G.F. Handel, Gloria, by Vivaldi, the Durufle Requiem, the Pope Marcellus Mass by Palestrina, Magnificat by J.S. Bach and Morten Lauridsen’s Lux Aeterna. During the summer, Cantate presents the Pacific Summer Music Festival which hosts guest Musicians such as the nation’s most beloved choral conductor, Dr. Weston Noble, concert pianists, Itay Goren and Frank Pavese and the Grammy-nominated string ensemble, Quartet San Francisco. The chorale also performs during special occasions with the Guam Territorial Band led by alumnus, Maximo Ronquillo Jr.  less

A setting for four equal voices of the parody by Rev George Strong on Longfellow's Hiawatha poem. The Music is almost, but not quite, a canon... Versions are available in B flat mixolydian and in C mixolydian. (ie major with flattened 7th) When ...  moreA setting for four equal voices of the parody by Rev George Strong on Longfellow's Hiawatha poem. The Music is almost, but not quite, a canon... Versions are available in B flat mixolydian and in C mixolydian. (ie major with flattened 7th) When he killed the Mudjokivis, of the skin he made him mittens, Made them with the fur side inside, Made them with the skin side outside. He, to get the warm side inside, Put the inside skin side outside; He, to get the cold side outside, Put the warm side fur side inside. That's why he put the fur side inside, Why he put the skin side outside, Why he turned them inside outside  less

A group of teachers with exceptional talents, with 28 members that can bring you to a experience where classical and show presentations is present. We believe that Music touches us emotionally where, words alone cant.

Performed by Universitair Koor Antwerpen at their Spring Concert "Evolution of Music" on May 10, 2016. Piano: Peter Jeurissen Percussion: Stijn Dierckx Camera: Jelmer Lokman, Robin Van Limbergen, Ben Verhaegen, Jordan De Deken Sound: Johan De Cock

Title: いのちの名前 Inochi no Namae Arranged By: Gabriel Cheow Original Music and Lyrics By: Joe Hisaishi Performed By: The Graduate Singers Conducted By: Adyll Hardy Camera: Samsung S7 Edge with DJI Osmo Mobile Location: Yokohama, Japan

Schola Cantorum on Hudson was founded as a choral ensemble in 1995, and performs its full concert season in both Manhattan and New Jersey. We believe that Music can positively impact and enrich lives. Our performances reflect this belief in their use of...  moreSchola Cantorum on Hudson was founded as a choral ensemble in 1995, and performs its full concert season in both Manhattan and New Jersey. We believe that Music can positively impact and enrich lives. Our performances reflect this belief in their use of such seasonal themes as ‘freedom’ and ‘healing’ and ‘our mother earth;’ and in presentation of mostly new Music in a way that is accessible. Our educational programs reflect this belief by training emerging professionals, planting seeds within young people for a lifetime of Music involvement, and growing the skills of our own members. Our commitment to new choral Music reflects this belief even beyond our substantial performance commitment through Project Encore™ and our Featured Composer Program. Substantially more than a singing group, SCH is unique in many respects that reflects both a breadth and a depth that bespeaks the full meaning of a ‘schola’ (‘school’).  less

http://www.theaustralianvoices.com From the composer, Gordon Hamilton: during my piano studies, one of my favourite pieces was Michael Tippett's Second Piano Sonata, which uses his disjunct mosaic form: instead of Music flowing, through a logical seque...  morehttp://www.theaustralianvoices.com From the composer, Gordon Hamilton: during my piano studies, one of my favourite pieces was Michael Tippett's Second Piano Sonata, which uses his disjunct mosaic form: instead of Music flowing, through a logical sequence of harmony, melody and tempo, he (and other composers, including Stravinsky, Messiaen and my own teacher Butterley) created tiny fragments of Music -- totally contrasting in character -- which cascade into each other: an aural mosaic. Tra$h Ma$h is a piece made up entirely of Musical quotes lifted directly from modern pop songs and mashed together using the Tippet technique (perfect for our 21st century attention spans!) Deep down, I love trashy pop, and the singers in The Australian Voices are mostly under 21. We had a whole lot of parties to find the best (and worst) songs of 2011 to mash together in a kind of 60's disjunct treatment of pop, chopping it up and sticking it back together in a way that was never intended. I think it can be ridiculous an...    less

Acastella: Stellenbosch students (and students at heart) singing Acapella. We are a group of like-minded young people who have come together to express life in all its wonderful facets through vocal Music! We are students. We are friends. We all study ...  moreAcastella: Stellenbosch students (and students at heart) singing Acapella. We are a group of like-minded young people who have come together to express life in all its wonderful facets through vocal Music! We are students. We are friends. We all study at Stellenbosch University and believe in the power of Music to uplift, entertain and educate. We aim to share our voices and talent with all who will listen! Any person acquainted with student culture understands the important role of Music and singing in the life of a young person. Acastella is a platform for young adults studying at Stellenbosch University to practice their love of singing. Unfortunately the members got spread across the vast world and thus decided to stop Acastella at the end of 2013.  less

Written to remember the victims of the Omagh Bombing in Northern Ireland in August 1998 by Michael McGlynn. Sheet Music is available from www.michaelmcglynn.com and the soloist is Rachel Thompson.

Song of life - Lyrics by Robert Prizeman, Music by Takatsugu Muramatsu